Goldengami Collections | Goldengami’s Weblog | Chinese Unit Origami – Gives a Singular Voice to the Unity of Many African Chevron Mask Complex modular paper wall mask 2012 in review The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: 4,329 films were submitted to the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. Click here to see the complete report. Gear Sphere Papercraft Many are still baffled at how Paper Engineering KAMIKARA made their famous gear heart, but it looks like atom from Glue² Chronicle has figured out its inner workings. It's not the gear heart but a gear sphere papercraft, the designer has stated that he doesn't have any intention of test building it but feels that this has solved the mystery . If any of you have some free time, try it and let us know if it works. Gear Sphere Papercraft Bevel Gear Papercraft [Related Posts]Puzzle Cube Papercraft ToysEnigma Machine PapercraftPortal Papercraft - Weighted Companion CubeApple Gear Papercraft
Diagram: Finger Prisoners Fingerfanger - tør du stikke fingeren ned i den? En overraskende fingerfanger. Det ligner en uskyldig blomst, men stik en finger ned i bunden og se hvad der sker! Papiret må ikke være blødt, men gerne på kanten til karton. 15 cm papir giver en 6 x 8 cm model. Se også ugens fold 2010-02. 8-kantethed Kvadratisk papir... ...men start med bagsiden op. Diagonalfolderne. Tværfolderne. Nu til 16-delsfolderne. Sådan. Gentag med de 3 andre. Hjørnerne skal foldes ind så folden rammer 16-delsfolderne. Nemmere: Læg papiret i en af 16-delsfolderne. Fold så de to hjørner ind over kanten. Vend og gentag på den anden side. Og fold ud. Reduktion til 4-kantethed, men 3D Fold over i halv. Fold den ene af trekantenderne over (i eksisterende fold). Vend. Fold den anden trekantende over. Åben op og fold sammen på den anden led. Fold den nye trekantende over. Og fold den sidste trekantende over. Alle trekantenderne skal ligge til samme side (her set som med solen). Her ses det tydeligt. Kronbladspidserne Fortsæt med den næste flap.
VRML Models of Modular Origami Modular Origami VRML Models Modular origami involves folding several identical or similar pieces (called units), which are then joined, usually without glue. Although I prefer single-sheet origami, some modular models are extremely attractive and elegant, not the least in the mathematical sense. Most modular units are fairly simple to fold; however, assembling some models can be quite difficult, since some units cycle or "penetrate" one another. Static diagrams and pictures are often not enough to solve placement ambiguity; in this case, assembly is greatly eased if a finished model is available for reference. These VRML ("virtual reality") models are intended as an aid to folders who didn't yet finish or don't have at hand a "real" instance of those remarkable origami creations. If your browser shows the models as text, you might have to install a plug-in or separate viewer. Copyright © 2002 Carlos A.
Robot vs Badger – Finding the weird and interesting so you don't have to! Sonobe module Instuctions for making this model Below is the Sonobe unit, designed by Mitsonobu Sonobe, which I learned from Kazuyo Inoue. Above is the capped icosahedron which she made for me from this unit; you need to make about 30 units for this, but you only need six if you want to make a cube. Since this must be very well known, I'm only putting a very brief picture of how to make it. Just in case you want more details than above, you can find some more diagams here and here. Kazuyo first showed me a kind of stellated icosohedron made from this unit; and there are lots more things to be made from it. Sonobe links Papercraft Perfection: 10 Amazing Master Origami Artists Papercraft Perfection: 10 Amazing Master Origami Artists When a papercraft artist looks at a blank sheet of paper, they see a world of possibility in three dimensions. While the rest of us are scribbling notes, to-do lists or random doodles, these artists are forging works of architecture, machines, animals and the abstract. To celebrate the work of some of the world’s greatest papercraft artists, TheCoolist has compiled a collection of ten amazing paper folders– and some of their career’s best work. Star Wars Papercraft Art Fans of both Star Wars and papercraft should rejoice, as many of the classic vehicles of Star Wars have been reborn in paper. Hole-OnEx DIY Papercraft Pinhole Camera If you ever plan on experimenting with pinhole photography, why not do it in style? Won Park Dollar Bill Origami Won Park is a special breed of papercraft artist who uses printed money as his palette. Helen Musselwhite Papercraft Dioramas Dan McPharlin Vintage Synthesizer Papercraft
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The Claw: How to Make an Unusual Halloween Mask October 17th, 2013 Email 222 users recommend Say goodbye to uncomfortable plastic masks or sweaty (and ill-smelling) latex hoods. Jeff Rudell While made as a mask, this bony creation can easily double as a pumpkin-clutching centerpiece on your holiday table. A few simple paper shapes are all you need to build this crypt claw. Photo: Jeff Rudell In the spirit of full disclose (and at the risk of being thought a party pooper), I have a problem with Halloween masks. As I've said, I like the dress-up part, the ghoulish part, and the theatrical elements of the holiday; I just don't want to be hot, sweaty, and trapped inside a latex lizard head. View 1 member project gallery posted in: Stay connected with CraftStylish Whether you are creating a costume, designing decorations, or building your very own haunted house, find the inspiration for all of your Halloween needs here. Share photos of your great Halloween projects in our gallery.